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The snow storm!
By JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER
Last edited: Friday, February 01, 2008
Posted: Friday, February 01, 2008
This short story is rated "G" by the Author.

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Mother nature on a rampage!

 

The snow storm!

Wrapped in cotton balls of dreams, it seems, though not all is light and fluffy, my weary feet, heavy, as ballast on a crane

truck through drifts of snow, pant legs tightly packed inside giant’s boots, forward stomp, deep into white crevasses, every step a mile, every mile a century, forward the mind races, but the body is left behind, the time coated with molasses, through a curtain of white lace, I see a distant reach, a bent in the road, maybe, nothing but white in front of me, and all around me, all the little creatures are hiding, are they? I see beauty all around, but it’s a harsh reality, it captures the unprepared and weary, it’s essence cuts across my face, without leaving scars, it covers my being inside and out, in white cold beauty, I become one with the landscape, only my movement, a jarred image tearing the perception of tranquility, and here and there a brave little friend reaches for my hand to warm it’s body, to take a morsel and warm its soul, while warming mine!  

 

01/02/2008

 

 

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Reviewed by Peter Kautsky 3/24/2008
the snow storm in the end is just that. the only reality is one's own motion sometimes rewarded. Great message. (the one i'm hearing) thanks, pete
Reviewed by Kalikiano Kalei 2/13/2008
Very enjoyable write, Jasmin, with images that come clearly to mind. As someone who has had much experience with both snow, mountains, and intense cold, I can relate to this quite readily. Bravo for an evocative fragment of experiential thought.
Mahalao, K2
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 2/2/2008
here and there a brave little friend reaches for my hand to warm it’s body, to take a morsel and warm its soul, while warming mine!

Bravo to both souls! And I know what you mean; we were graced with 12 inches of pure white yesterday, and today, I am exhausted from moving it from one place to another place; but it's still here - everywhere! And the birdies were really hungry yesterday.
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 2/2/2008
And that little squirrel that appears every morning at breakfast to get a slice of bread and some nuts, silently eating on the wide windowsill, looking with approval once or twice in our direction, and then, like any other morning of winter, contently go retracing its foot tracks on the snow. Two souls warmed.

Georg
Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 2/1/2008
Still getting snow, Jasmin?? Send some here if you want; I wouldn't mind...now Karla might, but I wouldn't! LOL Very well penned; hope it warms up for you soon!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D

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